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Gurdaspur Terrorists Came From Pakistan, But Talks On For Now: Home Minister
The terrorists who attacked Gurdaspur, in Punjab's worst attack in over a decade, came from Pakistan, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today, warning of "a befitting reply".
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Gurdaspur Martyr's Family Fights for Jobs. He Fought the Same Battle Once
Relatives and well-wishers throng the residence of Baljit Singh in Kapurthala, Punjab, after the police officer sacrificed his life yesterday, while fighting heavily armed terrorists in Dinanagar area of Gurdaspur district near the border with Pakistan.
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Gurdaspur's 12 Hours of Terror Included Carjacking of Maruti 800
After nearly 12 hours of a raging gun-battle, a group of three terrorists were shot dead by the Punjab police in the town of Dinanagar, near the border with Pakistan. Four policemen and three civilians died in the terror attack, which began just before dawn.
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India v Pak Series in Jeopardy After Terror Attacks: BCCI Secretary to NDTV
Anurag Thakur, the BCCI secretary, has condemned the terror attacks in Gurdaspur and has said that the event puts the India-Pakistan cricket series in jeopardy
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Gurdaspur Terrorists Came From Pakistan, But Talks On For Now: Home Minister
The terrorists who attacked Gurdaspur, in Punjab's worst attack in over a decade, came from Pakistan, Home Minister Rajnath Singh told Parliament today, warning of "a befitting reply".
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Gurdaspur Martyr's Family Fights for Jobs. He Fought the Same Battle Once
Relatives and well-wishers throng the residence of Baljit Singh in Kapurthala, Punjab, after the police officer sacrificed his life yesterday, while fighting heavily armed terrorists in Dinanagar area of Gurdaspur district near the border with Pakistan.
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Gurdaspur's 12 Hours of Terror Included Carjacking of Maruti 800
After nearly 12 hours of a raging gun-battle, a group of three terrorists were shot dead by the Punjab police in the town of Dinanagar, near the border with Pakistan. Four policemen and three civilians died in the terror attack, which began just before dawn.
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India v Pak Series in Jeopardy After Terror Attacks: BCCI Secretary to NDTV
Anurag Thakur, the BCCI secretary, has condemned the terror attacks in Gurdaspur and has said that the event puts the India-Pakistan cricket series in jeopardy
